John Roberts: Farmers can make change
CORNWALL — John Roberts is the first executive director of the Champlain Valley Farmer Coalition, a Middlebury nonprofit that works on public policy in the areas of water quality, soil health, and
CORNWALL — John Roberts is the first executive director of the Champlain Valley Farmer Coalition, a Middlebury nonprofit that works on public policy in the areas of water quality, soil health, and
MONTPELIER — The Farm to Plate Network, managed by the Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund (VSJF), has released a new video series to help raise awareness and use of advisory boards among Vermont entrepr
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets this week introduced the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center, known also at the NE-DBIC.
LINCOLN — At a special school board meeting on Wednesday, Jan.
VERMONT — As winter sets in, many Vermonters are preparing for one of the most popular cold weather pastimes in the state: Ice fishing.
BRANDON — The town of Brandon is looking for a new animal control officer after the selectboard on Jan. 11 voted to dismiss Margaret Kahrs, who had held the ACO job for about a year.
MONTPELIER — Waterfowl hunters who did not remove their hunting blinds from the waters of the state earlier must do so before Feb.
NATE GUSAKOV STANDS by a snowy, stone bridge outside his Lincoln home with his electric banjo. Gusakov is releasing his newest EP “Many Mountains” today, Jan. 21, that he recorded with Annie & The Individuals last August in a barn, six-feet apart, with masks — COVID style. Gusakov is known for shredding on the acoustic banjo, but for this album he picked up the electric banjo for a whole new sound. Independent photo/Steve James
Back in the spring of 2020, Nate Gusakov had everything lined up to record his new EP “Many Mountains,” but then… COVID.
Wanting to remain active and relevant during the still sprawling pandemic, Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival producer Lloyd Komesar and I went online with our August event, then came up with our S
Dominated by shades of gray, the landscape appears bleak in winter.